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Global Economy Watch (GEW) archive power outages abate and a more accommodative monetary and fiscal stance takes hold Predictions for the UK economy in 2016 from John Hawksworth Chief Economist PwC UK January 04 2016 The UK economy should remain one of the strongest in the G7 with continued steady real GDP growth of around 2 2 5 in 2016 Predictions for 2016 G7 on steadier footing than the E7 January 04 2016 Understanding what lies ahead is important for business planning We have set out the key themes we think will prevail in the global economy in 2016 Paris climate summit Deal talks driving policy and financial sector developments December 07 2015 The 21st annual UN led climate change conference is underway in Paris The objective is to reach an international agreement to prevent the average global temperature rising Will consumers behave like Santa or Scrooge during Christmas December 07 2015 Consumer spending is fundamental to economic activity and to businesses Consumer spending accounts for around two thirds of economic activity Economic update The ECB continues to buy time for governments to press ahead with reforms December 07 2015 Eurozone inflation remains below target and Eurozone credit is still growing at slow rates Public finance reform It s time November 06 2015 Oil prices are expected to remain lower for longer But what does this mean for net oil exporters and especially the Gulf Cooperation Council GCC economies How have business specific structural changes fared in emerging economies November 06 2015 Growth rates in six large emerging economies have slowed down from an estimated GDP weighted average rate of 7 5 in 2011 to a projected 5 4 this year Economic update Will India be the world s next big services exporter November 06 2015 For the first time since 1999 India s GDP growth is expected to overtake that of China in 2015 India is gearing up to be a services powerhouse Is a global liquidity squeeze lurking around the corner October 01 2015 The Fed are preparing for lift off and some policymakers and businesses are worried China unmasked October 01 2015 China is slowing down as policymakers manage the rapid cooling of its debt fuelled property bubble Global Economy Watch October 2015 October 01 2015 Emerging economies are exposed to lower for longer commodity prices Interview on sovereign investors with Michel Meert September 08 2015 Much of sovereign investor wealth is a result of excess revenues from natural resources Sovereign investors and macroeconomic objectives time for a rethink September 08 2015 Since the financial crisis sovereign investors SIs have become an increasingly important feature of the global economy Global Economy Watch September 2015 September 08 2015 Economic update strong Q2 growth in the Eurozone periphery and turbulence in China Capital controls are back August 01 2015 Since the beginning of the financial crisis businesses in many countries have increased their cash holdings Five years of Eurozone bailouts but where does each economy stand now August 01 2015 The long drawn out

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Globalisation: PwC Global International PwC Sites Commonly visited PwC sites Global Australia Brazil Canada China Hong Kong France Germany India Italy Japan Mexico Middle East Netherlands Russia Singapore South Africa South Korea Spain Sweden Switzerland United Kingdom United States Complete list of PwC territory sites Globalisation For many companies globalisation is essential not an option It is a risky business with you and your competitors looking at the same markets resources and opportunities The strategy the what where and why is rarely in doubt Success in globalisation is all about how So as you look to deliver your next phase of growth we want to work with you to help you focus on the how and compete more successfully against your peers We re experienced in working with business leaders on their global growth plans and we ll share with you our insights and practical advice on the key strategic issues that matter to you We ve developed a practical framework the Globalisation Maturity Model to help senior executives navigate the complexity of globalisation and to guide them in their investment and execution efforts This framework builds on the real life experiences of leading international companies and incorporates the latest data and insights from some 1 250 CEOs Our Globalisation Diagnostic underpinned by the Globalisation Maturity Model gives you a quick and easy way to connect with our industry territory and functional expertise and insights from across the PwC network We ll help you Understand the relative strengths and weakness of your current globalisation strategy compared to your industry peers and leading practices Identify the right priorities for you and your team to deploy across business units functions and respective geographies and successfully deliver these priorities in key markets Globalisation research insights Success in globalisation is all about how Nov 2012 With

Customer strategy: Consulting: PwC visited PwC sites Global Australia Brazil Canada China Hong Kong France Germany India Italy Japan Mexico Middle East Netherlands Russia Singapore South Africa South Korea Spain Sweden Switzerland United Kingdom United States Complete list of PwC territory sites Customer strategy We help our clients design outside in customer strategies which develop value propositions that address customers underlying needs and desired outcomes We ensure it is underpinned by Analytics and Experience Design to build differentiated experiences that align with your core brand promise Key questions to consider Who are your target customers and what do they value Do your value propositions solve customers underlying needs pain points and desired outcomes or just communicate the value of your products Are your business functions customer or product centric and do they allow for a unified view of the customer across your organisation Is your organisational strategy focused on customer centric growth and innovation or is it product and brand led How we can help you Support you to understand who your customers are and how to segment them Co create customer centred value propositions products and services in response to customer needs Help grow and evolve your organisation build new capabilities and talent to deliver on your customer strategy Help you ensure that your strategy is underpinned by customer insight and analytics and is integrated with the end to end customer experience Related research and insights Transforming the telecom industry Strategyand Why operators must listen to sophisticated customers and develop new online mobile and independent sales channels Customer centricity and selective capillarity Strategyand Telecom operators have developed sophisticated products and services but they have not evolved their commercial footprint or distribution at the same pace To increase revenues and boost subscriber profitability operators must develop new online mobile and independent sales channels capillaries